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Gauss collocation coefficient construction (aij​=∫0ci​​ℓj​(t)dt)

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Choose c1​,…,cs​ as the polynomial roots of Ps​(2c−1) in (0,1), and form the Lagrange interpolation polynomials ℓj​(t)=∏m=j​(t−cm​)/(cj​−cm​). The Gauss collocation method has aij​=∫0ci​​ℓj​(t)dt and bj​=∫01​ℓj​(t)dt. This gives explicit coefficient formulas after finding polynomial roots: if ℓj​(t)=∑r​djr​tr, these integrals are ∑r​djr​cir+1​/(r+1) and ∑r​djr​/(r+1). Gaussian quadrature gives order 2s.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2006 / iii / Paper 68 / 1 / b / Solution

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